How did China's emperors generally approach global trade during the early

years of the Ming dynasty?

A. They avoided trade and cultural contact with other civilizations,

B. They had extensive exports that other nations depended on

c. They were completely reliant on imports from other nations.

D. They relied on military dominance to exploit overseas colonies.

China's emperors generally approach global trade during the early

years of the Ming dynasty was

A. They avoided trade and cultural contact with other civilizations

Explanation:

China was a society that was very isolationist and believed their ways to be superior enough to not engage in much cultural or social exchange outside of their own nation.

This was something that materializes much more in the Ming dynasty as the rulers even decreased trade with the outside world which was something that China had always been open for.

This close off of china led for the colonial powers to force it into trade eventually after hundreds of years of isolation.